The relator would be expected to check seller disclosure on a particular house. 

Calif is doing double closing here but with full disclosure to all parties involved. 

Full disclosure: Newbie here.After going through many tremendously helpful podcasts, articles and forum discussions, I have decided to get in action. 

All the disclosures come AFTER the Offer, Acceptance and the EMD is in escrow.You're not really after the lease, but want the rent-roll with the actual rents being paid.

I've attached my [ proof of funds and/or preapproval letter ].Will you please shoot over the seller's disclosure packet?

Ping me for a name.The lawsuit will affect you on the sale (disclosure requirement) and if you keep the property you might get a special assessment which does seem substantial.I agree with one of the folks here that other real estate is out there with much better returns.All things to consider.

Freedom of Information Act FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) The Act MCLA 15.231 et seq regulates and sets requirements for the disclosure of public records by public bodies within the state.

If you're interested, tell him you are willing to sign a non-disclosure/non-circumvent agreement so he can feel safe disclosing the address and showing you the property.When I got into building sales I realized most owners do not sign exclusive listing agreements.

I got an email on flipster and it sounds interesting but they need more disclosure about the cost after the trail period is over. 

., so provided he made good estimates there, he should be good.I know small, cheap homes get a lot of hate on this site, and, full disclosure, I've never bought one below $170k before, but I think this could be a great way to get your foot in the door.